Just saw a copy on Evil-bay, stated demo with "Snowflakes"as the flip, I always thought you had to get the issue for that coupling, and the demo had Snowflakes each side, as happens with allot of Volt demos.

Anybody know, is this an east / west coast difference perhaps? the on on ebay looks west coast to me..

 

Mal

Edited October 2, 20159 yr by Mal C

All the demo's I've seen have been double sided, including the variant with the blue Volt logo

Hmmm, so I bought my issue having got the wrong end of the stick   there certainly doesn't seem to be any method to this, Margie Joseph "one more chance" surfers from this, as does Charlene & The Soul Serenaders,  but other discs dont, so would the producer at Stax/Volt be responsible for that decision? i.e what sides to demo, or is it pot luck?

 

 

  On 02/10/2015 at 11:00, Mal C said:

Just saw a copy on Evil-bay, stated demo with "Snowflakes"as the flip, I always thought you had to get the issue for that coupling, and the demo had Snowflakes each side, as happens with allot of Volt demos.

Anybody know, is this an east / west coast difference perhaps? the on on ebay looks west coast to me..

 

Mal

The E-Bay version is West Coast, and was pressed at Monarch.  I have seen only "Snowflakes" on both sides on the white vinyl DJ pressed on The East Coast.  So, it seems that it WAS an East/West Coast difference, and separate decision.

My copy is a demo vinyl with "mastercraft of memphis"in the runout,

white with with a blue volt logo and has got to get rid of you as plug side and snowflakes on other same as below link

 

https://www.rootsvinylguide.com/ebay_items/rare-crossover-soul-45-j-j-barnes-got-to-get-rid-of-you-volt-hear

Edited October 3, 20159 yr by smudger